Looking to hear experiences or notes on buying an architecture firm?
I am curious to hear your thoughts and experiences with acquiring an architecture firm.
The owner will stay on for up to 3 years.
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by a searcher
from INSEAD
in Calgary, AB, Canada
in Calgary, AB, Canada
1yr ago
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by a searcher
1yr ago
from Ben in Pittsburgh, PA, USA
from Ben in Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Hi Latif, I’m also looking at this space and bring over 15 years of operational experience in AEC. Feel free to DM me if you'd like to set up a time to chat. Best, Haggai
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by a lender
1yr ago
from California State University, Sacramento in Seattle, WA, USA
from California State University, Sacramento in Seattle, WA, USA
I wonder what kind of work and projects the firm specializes in. Where do they get their business. Ant referral
concentrations? Ties to ground up new construction? Cyclical industries? Reliance on the seller? For SBA if you’re doing 100% buyout, the seller can only stay on for a year. You’d have to do a partial change of ownership or roll to have the seller stay on for multiple years. redacted Other comments already made about licensing. And hopefully many people in the company doing the work. What’s your relatable expertise?
concentrations? Ties to ground up new construction? Cyclical industries? Reliance on the seller? For SBA if you’re doing 100% buyout, the seller can only stay on for a year. You’d have to do a partial change of ownership or roll to have the seller stay on for multiple years. redacted Other comments already made about licensing. And hopefully many people in the company doing the work. What’s your relatable expertise?
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